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hexo-native-lazy-load

v1.1.2

Published

add native lazy load to hexo page as well as optional fallback

Readme

hexo-native-lazy-load

As is known, Chrome76 start to support native lazy load. And Firefox also has a open bug for this feature.

For more infomation about native lazy load go ahead and see here

This plugin add lazy load attribute to img tag.

Installation

npm install hexo-native-lazy-load --save

Usage

Add following setting to the site config file. That mean the _config,yml in root directory.

lazy_load: #native load
  enable: true

The plugin only add attribute in post page by default. To add attribute in other page as well set lazy_load.all to true

lazy_load:
  enable: true
  all: true

By default it will add fallback polyfill use lazysizes. It can be disable by setting lazy_load.fallback to false It will also automatically add the width and height attribute to image tag when you are using post_asset__folder and put the image there. It can be disabled by setting lazy_load.width_height to false.

lazy_load:
  enable: true
  fallback: false
  width_height: true